LOKPAL BILL INDIA

Today Nation is against the corrupt forces. Anna Hazare has started a new movement.

The Lokpal which is a body with a chairperson who is or was a Chief Justice of India and eight other members including four judicial members - who will be former or sitting judges of Supreme Court or chief justices of the high court.

The Lokpal Bill, an effort to Stop the constant corruption in public life, was first floated in the late 60s, but failed to become law despite successive attempts.

Implementation of the Lokpal Bill will hopefully reduce corruption in India.

It provides for filing complaints of corruption against ministers and members of parliament.

The government's Lokpal Bill has kept the Prime Minister and the judiciary as well as conduct of MPs in Parliament out of the sphere of the anti-corruption watchdog.
The bill gives permission to Lokpal to probe any Union minister or officials above rank without any sanction.

The Lokpal will have its own prosecution and investigation wing with officers and staff necessary to carry out its functions.